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Education Student Employment Opportunities Program Work Study Opportunities in the Federal Government Student Education Employment Program Continue education and gain practical experience MOU between agency, university and student At least one-half time at accredited college or university Work Schedules and Options Part-time Flexible position work schedules Telework Pay and Benefits Pay grades GS-7 -...
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Education Student Employment Opportunities Program Work Study Opportunities in the Federal Government
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